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Right, the thing is there are 100 other reasons to use Monero if you spend any time using transparent blockchains. What is described here works for all 100 rea
by gammateam 8y ago
Right, the thing is there are 100 other reasons to use Monero if you spend any time using transparent blockchains.
What is described here works for all 100 reasons and is a best practice and is indiscriminate from what a hacker needs to do
The only "outlier" for your overzealous prosecutor's conspiracy charge is that not a lot of people understand this best practice. The solution? Talk about it.
- busterarm 8y agoI'm with you, but I wouldn't roll the dice on a judge or jury with poorly understood technology. While there are 100 perfectly legitimate reasons to structure your transactions the exact same say someone laundering illicit money would, you probably don't want to become that test case.
- gammateam 8y agocorrect, you wouldn't want to get caught. either way, the US federal criminal charge of money laundering is heavily misunderstood by the public. people are uneasy at merely moving their own money, let alone watching someone else potentially obfuscate the origin of the money. obfuscating the origin isn't illegal the US federal money laundering requires the origin itself to be illicit AND THEN for it to be obfuscated so the government would already have to weigh what happened at the origin, they'd also have to know about the origin, and yeah in this one case it would have implications on the how smart contract intent is formed sure, you don't want to be the experiment, but its already a tall order to get there. save some money for appeals court.